Episode Six

Episode Ten

FHC youth lead a real, unfiltered conversation about leadership—what it looks like in everyday moments, how it feels when people don’t listen, and why showing up matters even on hard days. From funny check-ins and Fortnite leadership stories to thoughtful reflections on patience, persistence, and being a role model for others, this episode reminds us that leadership isn’t about being in charge. It’s about staying true to yourself and continuing to show up.

Episode Nine

FHC youth lead a real, unfiltered conversation about communication—what it feels like to be misunderstood, why it’s hard to say what you really mean, and how past experiences shape the way we speak (or stay silent). From funny check-ins and “perpendicular vs. parallel” moments to thoughtful reflections on anxiety, self-expression, and finding your voice, this episode reminds us that communication isn’t about being perfect. It’s about being honest and growing together.

Episode Seven

The Sound of Love: Premiere Reflections & Growing Into Our Voices In this episode of The Young Rev P, Lizzie hosts alongside Jay Kage, Dallas, and Moon Rose as the crew reflects on the premiere of their original film, The Sound of Love. They share how it felt to see their work on the big screen, what they learned about acting and filmmaking, and the ways this project helped them grow in confidence, creativity, and teamwork.

Episode Six

Negativity: what it looks like, how it spreads, and how to handle it. From school gossip to self-doubt, they share personal stories and practical strategies for keeping perspective. Along the way, there are plenty of laughs (“My phone battery isn’t the only thing getting drained by negative people”) and reminders that positivity can be just as contagious. This episode highlights not just challenges, but the resilience and creativity these young voices bring to the conversation.

Episode Five

In Episode 5 of Young Revolution, students dive into a conversation about media’s role in shaping our lives and communities. They discuss the influence of social media, the importance of responsible storytelling, and how young voices can push for more authentic representation. From navigating credibility in traditional media to amplifying marginalized perspectives online, this episode highlights how the next generation is thinking critically about the platforms that shape their world.